R&D in Bioresource Infrastructure Programs
In the Bioresource Infrastructure Programs, each Division conducts R&D to improve and to accelerate use and application of respective bioresources. Each Division also develops novel bioresources in response to social and scientific needs.
Experimental Animal（mouse）
Animal models for understanding of sophisticated life phenomena, promoting human health
and conquering diseases
R&D: Genome-edited KO and KI mice
Experimental Plant
Maximizing the power of plants
R&D: Stress response
Cell Lines
From basic life science research, clinical research to innovation
R&D:
Hematopoietic stem cells
Genetic Materials
Learn from living things and use their power
R&D: Vectors with
tissue-specific makers
Microorganisms
Promotion of researches on health and environment
R&D: Isolation,
identification and characterization of microbes involved in symbiosis
Integrated Bioresource Information
No Information, No Resource
R&D: Visualize analyzed results of genome
information, disease states and images of biological dynamism, and develop novel methods for utilization of
bioresources
For detailed information, please visit the following Division’s websites: